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Mark Normand humorously discusses drinking, Puerto Ricans, and life in New York City.
Mike Tyson recounts wild stories from his life, including a high incident at the SB Awards.
Moses Storm humorously critiques Shark Tank and the stigma of green text bubbles.
Nearly 70,000 people died from opioid overdoses last year, the highest annual death toll ever, as the opioid epidemic continues to escalate.
As of 2015, an estimated 2.6 million Americans were addicted to opioids, contributing to nearly 30,000 overdose deaths each year.
Inadequate health care in U.S. prisons and jails is critiqued by John Oliver, who highlights systemic issues and the consequences of neglecting inmate medical treatment.
Approximately 6,000 low-level drug offenders are released from federal prison due to changes in mandatory minimum sentences, marking the largest one-time release in history.
Rehab is a $35 billion industry with over 14,000 facilities in the United States, many of which lack federal standards for treatment practices.
Ron Funches shares his health journey and funny family moments on Conan.
England's royal family attempts to persuade Caribbean nations to remain part of the monarchy while John Oliver critiques U.S. opioid overdose responses.
Seth Rogen discusses Rob Ford's drug problem while praising Toronto's safety compared to Detroit.
Singapore tackles gambling addiction with humorous ads during the World Cup featuring Germany and Brazil.
Teens in America show declining interest in marijuana, prompting humorous family discussions.
Smoking rates in the U.S. have dropped from 43 percent in 1965 to 18 percent today, yet the tobacco industry remains highly profitable.
Tracy Morgan reflects on his childhood in 1980s Harlem, sharing humorous anecdotes about his past as a crack dealer and the impact of addiction on his community.
Zach Galifianakis shares his weight loss journey after quitting drinking on Conan.
Zach Woods recalls getting drunk off half a Rolling Rock at 16 and discusses health issues.
Zooey Deschanel reveals her Zelda obsession and gives away her Super Nintendo on Conan.
In central London, James Bowen's life transforms after adopting a stray cat named Bob, leading to increased donations and a best-selling book.
A medical professional recalls their first stitching experience in casualty, facing unexpected challenges.
Indiana faces a drug epidemic with babies born addicted to heroin and suffering severe withdrawals.
In Lashkargah, Afghanistan, the mid-2000s heroin epidemic exacerbates the security crisis, leading many youth to addiction as hope for recovery diminishes.
A doctor in London reflects on the cycle of knife crime among youth, highlighting the emotional toll of treating young victims and the lack of support systems.
Prince Harry visits Sao Paolo's Cracolandia during his week long tour of Brazil.
Britney Spears's father is officially suspended from her conservatorship amid ongoing legal battles.
Meet George, a 2.2 kg hedgehog with a potential eating disorder affecting his health.
Fentanyl overdose deaths rise in Canada, prompting radical prevention efforts in Vancouver.
A two-hour special report on America's heroin crisis features personal stories and discusses addiction as a public health issue rather than a criminal justice problem.
Children in China will face strict limits on online gaming starting today.
More than 100 Americans die daily from drug overdoses, with Massachusetts hit hard by the crisis.
Danny Cipriani reveals that Caroline Flack tried to contact him just hours before her death, stating that embarrassment and shame ultimately led to her suicide.
Max Meehan experiences memory issues after using what he thought was heroin in 2012.
An average of one person every 10 hours dies from a fentanyl overdose in San Francisco, particularly in the Tenderloin District.
One person reflects on finding joy again after losing a loved one and the struggle to overcome personal challenges.
Germany plans to legalize cannabis possession and cultivation pending Parliament approval.
Tobacco multinationals promote less harmful alternatives to traditional cigarettes in this documentary.
This episode reveals the high price of public drunkenness on History's original programming.
In a personal account, a man's health crisis is addressed through the unwavering support of his wife, highlighting the importance of partnership during adversity.
Research indicates that ketamine may help reduce problem drinking by weakening the memories linked to the pleasure of alcohol consumption.
The pandemic severely impacts young people's mental health, especially in Berlin.
Deborah Coughlin reflects on her past struggles with alcohol consumption, highlighting the UK's binge drinking culture and its impact on public health.
An immunocompromised individual shares their COVID-19 experience and health concerns.
Scotland is the most cocaine-consuming nation, with Glasgow facing a deadly trend of drug use.
In Swaziland, a young person expresses grief over losing their parents and sister to tuberculosis, a disease that continues to spread globally.
Bihar, India, faces a deadly underground liquor trade due to a decade-long alcohol ban.
Iranian youth, banned from normal pastimes, turn to ecstasy for thrills in February 2008.
Microdosing with cannabis trim and psyllium husk offers potential health benefits.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions supports D.A.R.E., despite its history of failure in drug prevention.
